3012M BR(Late), Princess Coronation, 4 6 2, 46234, Duchess of Abercorn' Era 5 Loco Steam

Current UK mainstream model railway scales are '00' and 'N' Our Table Top scale, Hornby TT:120, sits in between the two Hornby TT:120 is smaller than '00' and can easily fit on a baseboard which can be stored in small spaces in your home TT:120 models can easily be handled by both the young and old Explore Hornby’s range of model railway TT:120 locomotives. Steam, diesel and electric engines, and DCC-enabled and ready locos to revolutionise your TT:120 layout. The story of the Princess Coronation Class is one of split personalities and purposes. The original streamlined form of the class arose from tests on Stanier's development of the Princess Royal class locomotives. Duchess of Abercorn entered LMS service in 1938 in the LMS Crimson Lake livery. Before nationalisation however the locomotive is said to have been painted into a solid blue-grey colour, the only such example to allegedly receive this paint job however no photos confirm this. Duchess of Abercorn would then go on to be painted in two different liveries under BR and be renumbered from 6234 to 46234. The locomotive would be scrapped at Crewe in June of 1963. 1x steam locomotive in 1:120 scale TT gauge: minimum curve radius 2 with a 5-pole skew wound motor with wheel configuration 4-6-2 and compatible with DCC Next 18-pin socket (NEM 662). This loco comes in a BR greene livery colour., Manufacturer: Hornby Hobbies Ltd